time will tell

another new fresh week approaching within an hour.

past whole week been shah alam client's place, learnt alot, erhem, from alot of stupid mistakes. 1 of the stupidest question i asked senior: "what is JV?" with the surprise expression from her face, i got the answer : journal voucher, and well, i gave up to ask what is journal voucher :P

i have nice seniors who keep belanja me :S and laughing with me when i act or ask sth they claim "extraordinary" xD
friday, the best thing is not only about get to attend company annual dinner at sheraton imperial hotel (real grand!!)but also get to meet new friends and win lucky draw~! and and and the princess hairstyle and makeup did by senior's sister who is an awesome professional... for FREE! :)

it doesnt mean the week is without obstacles, i chose to sleep over them and forget about them totally the next fresh morning ( not so fresh in fact :@ lack of sleep)

working over 12 is a norm in here, and the only thing that worries me the most is my safety. walking in the dark, with laptop, i wish, really wish, that i am a guy :(

been kacau ron's family for more than 1 week, felt bad. really thanks to her and the lovely aunty uncle sis bro everyone! thanks for adopting me, and treating me just like another family member. i feel real blessed and thankful for meeting these angels, i would not have gone this far without them.

today 15-1-2010 sunday, i officially shift in kenanga point, officially a housemate to dearest ling. deep inside my heart, i hope those unpleasure experince and shattered friendship resulted from staying with close friends, will not occur again.*praying hard* it was indeed a huge price that i had paid. and when i told gaman this, the wise manman says: time will tell~

ya, time will tell, whether my decision to shift here, my decision to stay with audit line, is a right one or a bad one (:

bed time, good night to me. recharge to full mode to welcome the challenging week ahead!

" We learn more about ourselves when we fail...so, don't be afraid of failing. Failure is a part of the long process of success. People who do not fail are those who do nothing." - Robert T. Kiyosaki